Tate would love to be a Chief
 

sorry if repost

“Coach Weis is a professional caliber coach,” Tate said. “I knew I was going to have a headstep when I decided to pursue my dream and play professional football. That’s one of the things going into college I understood.”

Weis is now the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. Tate wouldn’t mind ending up there.

“It’s always going to be a dream to play for the head coach who taught me how to be a receiver,” he said.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...v=ap&type=lgns


Of course, anyone would love to get top 5 money no matter which team it is lol.

It's possible---if he falls to the 2nd round

After that 40 time....he's not making it out of the 1st round.

Never heard the word "headstep"...i guess its the same as "headstart"?

5' 10", 196 sounds a little smallish.

He's a converted RB.

Steve Smith mold

If he gets past Baltimore in the first, I'll be shocked. Reminds me of a faster Hines Ward. He's got a good attitude and seems to really work hard.

There is still going to be a ton of 1st round talent in the second round

Which is good because we will take a second rounder in the first :)

Steve Smith is pretty good, isn't he?

If you mean the Steve Smith from USC and on the Giants, then yes.

yep, the panthers

And then we get two shots at a 1st rounder?

I thought his 40 time was going to be a problem? I remember seeing something that it was about a 4.5 - 4.6 which would knock him out of the 1st round and into the 2nd?

I would take Tate in a heartbeat in the 2nd.

1. Jimmy Claussen, Notre Dame
2a. Golden Tate, Notre Dame
2b. Reginald Q. Longdick III, Northwestern Montana School for the Blind and Gifted